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Antone's: Home of the Blues (2004) Movie Reviews
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by Alfred Johnson on August 19, 2009
Get this DVD. Hold on a minute. Doesn't this reviewer usually wait until he gives 101 reasons why the reader should (or should not) spend time, money and energy on a reviewed item? Get this DVD. Why? This writer has strewn this space with more examples ...
by Rychefan on January 14, 2009
As a die-hard Texas Blues fan this DVD was an awesome history lesson on one of the greatest promoters of the blues. Antone's is the home of Texas blues and watching this DVD provided an excellent history behind the making of legends. There are some ...
by Bob Condon "Bob C... on November 26, 2008
This is one of the best blues documentaries that has ever been done. To see all these true legends again is like going home. I grew up in Chicago and saw most of these guys many times. I am kicking myself that I didn't ever get to Antones for these ...
by D. B Pepper "neon... on June 17, 2008
This dvd does a great job of showing us the passion of lifelong Blues fan, Clifford Antone. The real highlights are the footage of the tremendously talented and underrated Luther Tucker, whose talent is evident on songs such as "War Boy" and "Playboy". ...
by Danny D. "Danny" on March 07, 2008
I bought this DVD at the same time as the much better known and fawned over Lightning in a Bottle ... what a contrast. Lightning is nice in that some blues legends (albeit not too many of the more obscure ones) have some big time attention lavished on ...
by Fra C. Neal "fcn1... on July 14, 2007
A must purchase for any fan of the Blues. A wonderful tribute to Clifford Antone and the Blues greats he encouraged and suppotred. Great interviews and performance clips. ...
by S. LeGrue on May 10, 2007
Clifford Antone kept the Blues alive during the 70's, 80's and 90's at his clubs in Austin, TX. His habit of bringing artists in for a week's engagement meant that young artists like SRV and Doyle Bramhall Jr. could hang out with these cats and learn ...
by Mike Sawyer on April 21, 2007
An absolutely amazing Blues DVD. This is an absolute must have to anyone who loves the Blues, and I guarantee you'll have more love for the Blues after watching this. ...
by Barbara A. Butler... on February 06, 2007
I had an equally good experience with this DVD. It arrived in excellent condtion...and the DVD itself was really great. Again, I recommend this DVD to any blues lover. Thank you.
Barbara ...
by Leopoldo Arreaza on September 26, 2006
What a great documentary about such legendary venue. Antone's should be registered by the Austin authoritys as a historic landmark. This place can be a meca for blues lovers from all over the world.Cliffford Antones was a man who follow his dreams and ...
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